The last two times we saw 80's action legends Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger teaming up we got The Expendables 1 and 2, and boy were they huge disappointments after decades of geeky dreams. Well, now in Escape Plan it's just those two, no Statham, no Willis, the nearest to another action star is Vinnie Jones, or Sam Neill, so it's clearly a quieter character piece. Stallone is a prison breaker, he runs a company that helps find out all the flaws in a prison system that can lead to an escapee, and he's good at it, too good. So good that the CIA want him to check out their high-tech secret prison without 50 Cent or Amy Ryan helping him escape. But there's more behind these bars than just any old prison, and Stallone is alone and locked up. He has one ally in this new place, Arnie, and Arnie is about to become his best friend.
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